I agree with Ian, the testpoint feature is pretty much useless. I also
found the testpoint report to be incomplete and inaccurate. For those
reasons, I have my customers generate a separate schematic page with
nothing but testpoints. The clear advantages are you can control
clearances, to
I am not sure if Protel will support the latest version of CIS 9.2 . I
had some import problems with 9.1 only because one of my customers managed
to create a hierarchy of virtual schematics that even I didn't understand.
This customer is a high level math major with no design experience so
Mike & Ian,
Yup another 100% agree, if a design requires
test points I put them all as parts in the schematic
otherwise the way Protel handles doing them from
all aspects is pretty much absolutely useless from a design standpoint. I
played around a bit early on to see if I could
get something work
